Women's bill: Yadavs not considering no-trust vote
New Delhi, Mar 10: The two Yadavs, who have become the face of the anti-Women's reservation bill campaign, have revealed that they are not considering introduction of no-confidence motion in Lok Sabha as they did not have the numbers for it.
"Nothing as of now, we need to decide it among ourselves first and then only we can bring it (a no-confidence motion). We don't have enough MPs of our own," Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav said.
SP has 21 members in Lok Sabha.
On the same issue, RJD chief, Lalu Prasad Yadav said, "There is no such decision. It is wrong information."
"We have only four MPs and, therefore, where is the question of no-confidence motion," he stated.
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